Friday Night Movie number 118 – Mr Perrin and Mr Traill
I was really chuffed to discover this brilliant drama from the late 1940’s. ‘Mr Perrin and Mr Traill’ is set in a coastal British…
Culture – includes movies
My Gab experience: ‘So this is what a First Amendment feels like?’
I’ve been on the Gab.ai micro blogging platform on and off since November 2016. I realised towards the middle of last year that I…
This tragic murder might not have happened if we still had the old mental asylums
The tale of the murder of a seven you old girl, Katie Rough, is truly a tragic one. This young girl was horrifically killed…
Part Two – Stop Funding Hate – People, connections, politics and a whole lot of left wing schmoozery
You can read part one HERE In this second part of this article it’s time to take a bit more of a detailed…
A very Happy Thanksgiving to all this site’s American readers
I’d like to take this opportunity to wish this website’s many readers in the United States of America a very Happy Thanksgiving. Enjoy your…
The rise of the Twitter-Stasi
The microblogging platform Twitter was once a place where freedom of speech was respected. It was an environment where the main restrictions were on…
In praise of Tim Pool, someone who comes over as both reasonable and also fair minded.
Although I am very much the partisan when it comes to certain issues that doesn’t mean I cannot appreciate those who either don’t share…
Friday Night Movie number 117 – An Inspector Calls
Tonight’s offering is a classic play by JB Priestley. An Inspector Calls concerns a family who receive a visit one evening whilst at dinner…
From Elsewhere: Troll level – ‘Master’
I have to take my hat off to the 12 year old boy who when invited to go on a trip to visit the…
A feminist who might be worth a listen
As a supporter of equal rights for both women and men, over the last decade I have become increasingly disillusioned with the content of…
